
Rotation vs revolution
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- Q1What is rotation?The movement of an object around another objectThe upward movement of an objectThe spinning of an object around its own axisThe process of changing an object's shape30s
- Q2What is revolution?The action of an object moving upwardThe process of changing an object's shapeThe spinning of an object around its own axisThe movement of an object around another object30s
- Q3What is the axis of rotation?A tool used for measuring rotationAn imaginary line around which an object rotatesThe force that causes rotationThe path an object follows when revolving30s
- Q4What is the difference between rotation and revolution?Rotation is the spinning of an object around its own axis, while revolution is the movement of an object around another object.Rotation and revolution refer to the same type of movementRotation is the process of changing an object's shape, while revolution is the upward movement of an objectRotation is the movement of an object around another object, while revolution is the spinning of an object around its own axis30s
- Q5What causes day and night on Earth?The rotation of the Earth on its axisThe revolution of the Earth around the SunThe changing distance between the Earth and the MoonThe gravitational pull of other planets30s
- Q6What is an orbit?The process of changing an object's shapeThe spinning of an object around its own axisThe path an object follows when revolving around another objectThe force that causes rotation30s
- Q7Why does the Earth have seasons?The tilt of the Earth's axis as it revolves around the SunThe gravitational pull of other planetsThe distance between the Earth and the SunThe rotation of the Earth on its axis30s
- Q8What is a full rotation of the Earth on its axis called?A yearA dayAn hourA month30s
- Q9What is a complete revolution of the Earth around the Sun called?An hourA monthA dayA year30s